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The 26 pages that link to River restoration, each with the reason it gives.

• Environmental flowNarrower topic: Environmental flows often provide the water component of broader restoration projects.

• Three Gorges DamRelated: Restoring downstream sediment and ecological flows remains difficult with large dams in place.

• RiverRelated: Restoration projects may reconnect rivers to floodplains or remove channel modifications.

• Freshwater ecologyRelated: Restoration uses ecological principles to rebuild river function and biodiversity.

• Fish passageNarrower topic: Passage is one part of restoring connectivity, alongside habitat and flow improvements.

• Fish ladderNarrower topic: Fish ladders can contribute to reconnection, though they do not restore every river function.

• River incisionRelated: Restoration projects may address excessive incision that disconnects channels from floodplains.

• River engineeringCompared with: Restoration often reverses channel modifications and reconnects rivers with floodplains.

• MeanderRelated: Restoration projects may reconnect rivers with floodplains and allow natural bend movement.

• River channelRelated: Restoration often seeks to recover channel processes and habitat diversity.

• Fluvial geomorphologyRelated: Geomorphic understanding helps restoration work with natural channel processes.

• Fluvial processesRelated: Restoration often aims to recover natural channel movement and sediment dynamics.

• HydrochoryRelated: Restored flow regimes can reconnect seed sources with downstream habitats.

• OderRelated: Restoration proposals address habitat loss and altered flows along the Oder.

• American shadRelated: Shad recovery is a prominent benefit sought from restoring migratory river access.

• Farakka BarrageCompared with: Restoration priorities can conflict with infrastructure goals such as maintaining navigation through flow diversion.

• Oxbow lakeRelated: Restoration projects may reconnect isolated bends to river flows.

• Water diversionCompared with: Restoration may reverse channel alterations created by diversion infrastructure.

• Alluvial riverRelated: Restoration often seeks to revive the sediment movement and channel dynamics of alluvial rivers.

• River ecosystemRelated: Restoration targets causes such as altered flow, disconnected floodplains, and simplified channels.

• Hai RiverRelated: Restoration projects address channel modification and degraded habitats in the Hai system.

• Freshwater pearl musselRelated: Restoring flow and substrate can recreate conditions needed by mussels and host fish.

• River morphologyRelated: Restoration projects use channel-form principles to guide interventions and assess outcomes.

• Alnus glutinosaRelated: Restored flow and flood regimes can support black alder regeneration along rivers.

• Ravi RiverRelated: Restoration proposals address the Ravi's pollution and degraded habitat.

• Stora Sjöfallet National ParkRelated: Restoring more natural water flows could address some effects of hydropower regulation.